Khmer Noodle Soup — Restaurant in Khan Boeng Keng Kang

Terrible attitude

Walked pass at 7:50pm and attracted by the shop, wanted to try so we walked in and ask for menu

2 guys came after us are seated before us. Waiter pass menu to the 2 guys instead of us and turn to us tell us sold off by a ‘stop’ hand signal, didn’t even bother to talk. We try to get another menu held in another waiter’s hand and he refuse to give it to us.

We patiently ask why we can’t look at the menu and also why the other 2 guys get seated while we are not served at all. Another lady came to explain everything is finished.

Due to language barrier we still failed to understand why another 2 guys get served while we don’t. Anyways, the way we were treated was awful. Understand on the English / khmer (me) proficiency may not be there but while I tried my best to communicate, they treated us with impatient and disgusted look.

Hope the owner see this, as this is far from the well known friendly Khmer treatment we got from...

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